The Dean's Student Advisory Board (DSAB) was organized during spring quarter
2007 by CECS Senator, Ben Ausdenmoore (BME). The DSAB is comprised of students
from all of the departments within the College. Students apply for membership
and are selected after review of applications and an interview.
The primary purpose of DSAB is to serve as a direct line of communication
between the students and the Dean of the College of Engineering and Computer
Science.The Board meets several times throughout the academic year to discuss
matters relevant to students in the College. The chair of the board is
responsible for reporting concerns and ideas that the DSAB has developed during
the meetings to the Dean.
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Ben Ausdenmoore
Founding Chair
Senior
Biomedical Engineering
ausdenmoore.3@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Ben has been active in a variety of organizations on campus and has held leadership positions in several of them, including being president of the BioMedical Engineering Society as well as Wright Engineering Council, the Student Government Senator for the College, and the National Residence Hall Honorary. In addition, Ben serves as the Midwest Region VP of Finance for the National Association of Engineering Student Councils. Last spring, Ben was honored by the University with a Distinguished Senior Leader award.
Goals for DSAB:
Ben's goal is to bridge the gap between students and the faculty/administration of the College.
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George Diehl
Graduate Student
Electrical Engineering
diehl.7@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
George has been a director for the Wright Engineering Council for four years, a Student Ambassador for the College of Engineering and Computer Science, a student judicial panelist, and also sits on various committees.
Goals for DSAB:
To serve as a line of communication between the students and the administration.
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Justin Estepp
Graduate Student
Biomedical Engineering
estepp.4@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Justin was awarded an AFRL/DAGSI Research Fellowship and is currently conducting research in the area of functional near-infrared neuroimaging and artifact reduction in electroencephalographic signals under Dr. Ping He. Justin is employed as an engineering technician at AFRL's Flight Psychophysiology Lab and is a graduate teaching assistant for several BIE courses. He also serves as a Student Ambassador for the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
Future Plans:
Justin plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Engineering and eventually have a career in academia.
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Shaun Frost
Senior
Electrical Engineering
frost.16@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Shaun is currently a civilian co-op in the Radar Signal Processing branch at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. His previous co-op was at Barco Simulation where he analyzed digital video circuits and contributed to the release of a new product. Last year, he was selected to participate in the Dean's Leadership Institute.
Goals for DSAB:
To provide an easier point of contact for the student body to relay information to the Dean and College. As a bridge between the student body and faculty, I make it my goal to make decisions that better everyone as a whole.
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Michael Jonell
Senior
Mechanical Engineering
jonell.2@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Mike has been the student president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for two years. He also served as the building manager representative for the Student Union CQI Committee. Last spring he served as the team captain for the College's Relay for Life team. He is currently a member of NSCS, Phi Kappa Phi, Golden Key, and the president of Tau Beta Pi.
Goals for DSAB:
Mike would like to see the DSAB become a way for students to get their voices heard at the administrative level. It could also be a way for the Dean to disseminate information or ideas through the College.
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Jason Monnin
Senior
Biomedical Engineering
monnin.22@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Jason is in his fourth year of his BME degree with the pre-med track. He is vice-president of the BioMedical Engineering Society as well as the concert band at Wright State.
Goals for DSAB:
As a DSAB member, Jason would like to represent the engineering and computer science student body and allow communication between students and the Dean.
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Vineela Muppavarapu
Ph.D. Student
Computer Science and Engineering
muppavarapu.2@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Vineela is in her second year as a doctoral student in CSE and is also pursuing a business degree in the area of management information systems. She is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery and Women in Computing.
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David Neff
Graduate Student
Materials Science and Engineering
neff.16@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
David received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Wright State in 2007. While an undergrad, David served on several College committees and was heavily involved in Wright Engineering Council as well as Tau Beta Pi.
Goals for DSAB:
David hopes to promote better student participation at all levels of College operation and to communicate student questions and concerns with the administration.
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Alex Revelos
Senior
Biomedical Engineering
revelos.2@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Alex currently serves as the secretary/treasurer for the sports club council as well as the vice-president of the WSU ice hockey club. After graduation, Alex plans to attend law school.
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Nicholas Schwieterman
Senior
Electrical Engineering
schwieterman.28@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Nick is an honors senior EE student. He is currently treasurer for IEEE, cataloguer for Tau Beta Pi, and is also a member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. Last year, Nick was selected to participate in the Dean's Leadership Institute. This past summer, he was selected to participate in the College's International Industrial/Academic Leadership Experience Program in Taiwan for 3 weeks.
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Besmira Sharra
Junior
Mechanical Engineering
sharra.3@wright.edu
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WSU Experience:
Besmira is a Community Advisor in the University Park campus apartments. She really enjoys reading and discussing any issues related to energy and its uses.
Goals for DSAB:
Besmira feels the DSAB is a chance for her to voice the opinions of many engineering and computer students here at Wright State.
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Neal Strobl
Junior
Computer Science
strobl.2@wright.edu
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Kathleen Timmerman
Junior
Computer Science
timmerman.16@wright.edu
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